You're Not Killing Airborne Bacteria, You're Creating More
New Haven Register › July 22, 2008
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Summary
Air is the new sanitary battleground. The number and types of cleaners are proliferating, but are these products doing anything useful? Once air is taken care of what's left to sterilize? Necrotizing fasciitis ("flesh-eating bacteria") started people using disinfectant soap.
After a rash of highly publicized food poisonings, there was a run on disinfectants.See the full content of this document
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You're Not Killing Airborne Bacteria, You're Creating More
Then black killer mold (stachybotrys) made Americans air conscious.
The possibility of chemical or biological terrorism magnified the concern...See the full content of this document
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